Month: February 2023

Ivera Group Continues Momentum with Addition of Veteran Lorrie Burkes to Executive Team

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PRESS RELEASE Published February 1, 2023 Lansdale, Pennsylvania, United States – 02-01-2023 (PR Distribution™) – LANDSDALE, PA, February 1, 2023 – Ivera Group, Inc. (the “Company” or “Ivera”), a forensic consulting services company, today announced that Lorrie Burkes will be joining the Company as Director of Business Development. In her new role, Lorrie will oversee Ivera’s national …

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Home Show to take place this weekend at Turning Stone

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VERONA — The 11th Annual Home Show at Turning Stone will take place this weekend, Feb. 3-5 at the Turning Stone Resort Casino Event Center. More than 130 companies will be on hand to showcase various home improvement products and services in Central New York, including interior remodeling, exterior remodeling, real estate, insurance, energy, security …

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Planned Scarborough housing project for disabled gets federal funding boost

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A rendering of the 3i HoMe project to be located in the downtown portion of The Downs development in Scarborough. Contributed / 3i Housing of Maine A Maine-based nonprofit that plans to build high-tech affordable housing for people with disabilities in Scarborough has been awarded $509,000 in federal funding. The funding will be used to …

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An Extra-Wide Townhouse in London’s Posh Marylebone Asks £14.95 Million

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The seller of a Georgian townhouse in the heart of London’s posh Marylebone that has the unusual honor of boasting the widest facade on the street has sweetened the deal.  The five-story residence, on the neighborhood’s swanky Manchester Street, has just had half a million pounds shaved from its price tag and is now asking …

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Barrick Hosts North Mara Site Visit for Human Rights NGO

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Barrick Gold Corporation (NYSE:GOLD)(TSX:ABX) has hosted a two-day open-door visit to its North Mara Gold Mine in Tanzania by the UK-based NGO RAID (Rights and Accountability in Development) represented primarily by its executive director, Anneke van Woudenberg. The intention of the visit was for RAID to experience firsthand the positive impact Barrick has had since …

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Five student teams win big at USC School of Architecture’s 12th annual Design Charrette | News

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anchor Grand Prize winner “The Baldwin Backlot” by Annabelle Asali, Sophia Sabini-Leite, and Woody Chiang. Image courtesy of USC School of Architecture. USC School of Architecture’s annual Design Charrette concluded recently with five unique design-builds being awarded across three categories of the contest, which is now in …

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Balfour Beatty Awarded $242.35 Million Design-Build Contract by North Carolina Department of Transportation

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HAVELOCK, N.C., February 01, 2023–(BUSINESS WIRE)–North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) has awarded Balfour Beatty a $242.35 million design-build contract to deliver improvements to Interstate U.S. 70 between the Havelock Bypass and east of Thurman Road in Craven County. The project will upgrade the 6.4-mile section of U.S. 70 to improve mobility and military interconnectivity, …

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Engineer trade group names deputy director amid workforce shortage

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Mark McRobie. Courtesy American Council of Engineering Companies A nationwide shortage of engineers is one of the drivers for a new hire at a state-level engineering trade group. The American Council of Engineering Companies of Michigan announced Tuesday, Jan. 31, it hired Mark McRobie as deputy director, who will focus on workforce development. McRobie will …

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